Qualcomm is preparing tools and software to hook Windows developers to advanced features of its chips. Microsoft in January announced that the new version of Windows would work with ARM processors. Microsoft has not yet announced a release date for the next Windows OS. Qualcomm is primarily known as a chipmaker and wireless chip company, but has a history in software development. The company was responsible for the development of the popular Eudora e-mail client from the early 1990s through 2006, when it announced it would turn the software into an open-source product.”]
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